Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-30

tam is turning out an excellent quality of
lumber, which they are selling very cheap.
No mail arrived from Warrens on Monday
as it was unable to cross the Salmon river.
The ferry and bridge are not yet in working
order
Mrs. J. II Robinson, wife of our saddle
aud harness man, left on Saturday for Port
land, where she will remain during the
summer.
Deputy U. S. marshal Greene returned
from the Occur d'Alene on Thursday and
proceeded to his home at Grangeville on
Saturday
Frank Bros Impl Co have just received
4 large stock of the Celebrated Rushford
Wagons Give them call before buying
elsewhere. 81.
Howard Coburn of this city, left on Sat
urday's boat for Riparia. where he goes to
Jake position in the O. X. ) n Office at
that place.
Many parties If this city contemplate
visit to Portland to celebrate the coming
! Fourth, AM thus take Advantage of the
low fare tariff
| Are you prepared to celebrate the coming
Fourth? Next Monday is the day, and If
you come to Lewiston a good time will be
guaranteed you.
The saw mill on the Big Meadows near
Moscow was burned down on the night OF
the 23rd inst, so we have been informed by
Sheriff Langdon.
J. c. CARRIER of California, brotherin-
law of A. ID. Greene of Grangevlle, arrived
on Friday last and proceeded on to Camas
| Prairie on visit.
NJ. Markham and others with teams were
down from Camas Prairie this week. and re-
turned with merchandise for different par
ties on the prairie.
John Silcott sold span of fire buggy
horses to Agent Norris this week fer $500
They are as fine team as can be found in
the forks of the river.
lsaman 4 Co. have en- route complete
and well selected stock of 4th of July goods
which they will offer on arrival at eastern
prices, with freight added.
1t Is requested that all children who in
tend taking seats in the liberty and naval
cars be at the court house at 8 o'clock sharp
on the morning o: the 4th.
1t is claimed that Frank Stimson after
escaping from the Asotin Jail, stole valua-
BILE mare, and 500 is reward offered for
the recovery OF the animal.
Roger Mcrrisey and Fred ellis came
down from the U. Z. survey on Friday last,
leaving the survey about seven miles below
Grave creek ON Salmon river.
F. +. Jerome and family, Oscar Porter
and family. and Mrs. Coffey and family al
left on Monday morning for Craigs noun
tain to remain for the summer.
What has become of the stock sale enter
prise that was spoken of some time ago? II
is an enterprise that should be taken hold o
/ and encouraged by our citizens
RAILROAD NEvVS.-AlIk kind,
Of sewing machine needles al
eRu nneils. Also repairs fur
nished On short notice. 32-tf
Simpsons dog was accdently locked III
0 in bis barber shop on Monday night. an.
when he made his escape in the night, h
took sash, glass and all with HIM.
Next week we will publish the new
law of congress in regard to the allot
t ment of lands IN severalty to Indians Oh
reservations, passed Feb s. 1887.
Mrs. Cropel, of San Francisco, siste
of Mrs. G. ?. Coburn of this city, arrive,
by the steamer on Sunday and will remain
r during the summer with her sister.
Miss Emma Odle, daughter of Mr.. an
3 Mrs. James Odle, Of Mt. Idaho, is to b
married to-day at the residence of her pal
6 ents, to MIR. Frank Rice Of Mt. Idaho.
Uncle Dave German was down from tn
~ Potlatch this week. He feels highly elate
over the prospects of railroad for tina
place, and we trust may see it at no distar
F. day.
News reaches rs that the mines ac Piere
'e City will yield largely the coming SCI
son. Water is plenty and will last for
"a long working season. The quarts prospe'
is also favorable.
h Mrs. A. Binnard and son Birke returne
home from Camas Prairie on Monday. The
report that heavy hail storm occurred {
ly the mountains on Sunday, and that Il
weather was very cold.
2, If parties who lost land which was washt
away by the recent high water, had rip,a APP
y the banks thew would have sared the
~ property. Others who performed this wO
were free from any lyss.
- Frank Bros Implement Co. have just 7
- ceived lot of Spiral Swring carts, both o
he aud two passenger, which were 40 thoroug
b. " advertised during the Spring by Cortla
80 Wagon Co , Cortland, N, Y. 81
lie. Johnny Greer, nephew Of j. Greer Of
=. Lo, came down on Tuesday and repo
-, =, that the water at that place was four fe
" higher than was ever before known by I
~ whites the last raise was the highest.
NJ The Spiral Spring Car, sold by G.
Fleming Agent for Frank Bros Impl Co
he the only cart that can be adjusted to 8,
on the road and the weight OF the rider. n
seconds will produce this great result 81
his C. C. Bunnell called our attention L
in week to pump he was fitting up for Jas
Mounce of Waha. 1t was = force pun
= LARGE size, with eighty-fye feet OF iron p
w. attached said to be for the deepest well
Wv this country.
Pat Keaue came down from the We
"" country on Saturday. He Informs us I
o"' thew had endeavored several times to sire
the cable that broke q few weeks ago at
inc ferry, but up to the time he left were u
Elk. BILE to do SO.
1t will be very dusty here during the CT
nee ing summer if the street sprinkler is not
ing operation, but if you get too much dust
your throat you can step INTO the Pal
Saloon aud take drop Of the A No.
si" ter Whiskey.
NorrcE.-Ladiss who intend participat
in the la1ies cavalcade 10 the procession